Oldies But Goodies Album |
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Around mid-1964 WQAM, in conjunction with the Original Sound Record Company, produced a record album of “South Florida’s Greatest Hits”. Of course, the selections were only hits that Original Sound had the rights to, which for the most part weren’t exactly South Florida’s greatest hits. But the exciting thing to me was that the album contained 4 WQAM jingles!
Most likely many other stations had similar albums. I believe that the other 5 Storz stations, WTIX, KXOK, WDGY, WHB and KOMA had them.. I have a copy of KXOK’s, which had the same songs as WQAM’s give or take a few. |
Back Cover Contents |
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The WQAM Tigers |
Side One |
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WQAM’s Jingle
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Mashed Potato Time - Dee Dee Sharp (1962)
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Teen Beat - Sandy Nelson (1959)
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Kissin’ Time - Bobby Rydell (1959)
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Bongo Rock - Preston Epps (1959)
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Alley Oop - Hollywood Argyles (1960)
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Duke Of Earl - Gene Chandler (1962)
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WQAM’s Jingle
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Side Two |
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WQAM’s Jingle
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Sixteen Reasons - Connie Stevens (1959)
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Since I Don’t Have You - Skyliners (1959)
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Raindrops - Dee Clark (1961)
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I Love How You Love Me - Paris Sisters (1961)
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He Will Break Your Heart - Jerry Butler (1960)
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Angel Baby - Rosie and the Originals (1960)
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WQAM’s Jingle
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